Blue Oyster Cult – A long day’s night 2002 / Rock of Ages 2016
2020, despite the worldwide pandemic which has wrought havoc with the music industry, doesn’t appear to have slowed down the mighty Blue Oyster Cult...
Hank Marvin strikes ‘Gold’ in this new collection
The UK has consistently punched above its weight when it comes to producing the world’s stellar rock guitarists down the years, with many of...
Mike Oldfield – Crises and Five Miles Out – Collectors Edition
When Mike Oldfield played live at the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympics Games in London, the obvious assumption was that canny businessmen would...
Review: Meshuggah – I (Special Edition)
There are few bands in the world that can get away with a 21-minute long EP comprising of just one track... 'I' was released in was...
Top Deck – Ska Instrumentals
After forming the ‘Top Deck’ sound system with his brother Ivan, ‘Justin’ Yap launched his ‘Top Deck’ label in 1962. The initial releases by...
MOTÖRHEAD – Another Perfect Day
1983 was a strange year in the rock world, Ian Gillan was the vocalist in Black Sabbath following Ronnie James Dio’s departure, Rush were...
Keith Richards ‘Live’ at the Hollywood Palladium, 1988
When first released in 1988, Keith Richards debut solo album, Talk is Cheap, was hailed by many critics as the best album the Rolling...
Review: Desertfest 2016 split EP, Monster Magnet/Raging Speedhorn
The phenomenal Desertfest that resides in Camden, London once a year (and now for those lucky Europeans, Berlin, Germany and Antwerp, Belgium) seem to...
The Winery Dogs – Dog Years: Live in Santiago & Beyond in 2013 –...
The Winery Dogs, a band I knew nothing of around two years ago, but with some members I was all too familiar. Two legendary...
Fields – Feeling Free (2 CD set)
Fields were a three-piece progressive rock band formed in 1971 by keyboard man Graham Fields after he’d left his previous band, Rare Bird, shortly...
